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    Algoritmo de explicaci贸n de anomal铆as en espacios mixtos categ贸rico-continuos

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    [Resumen] En este proyecto se presenta un m茅todo de explicaci贸n para el algoritmo ADMNC (Anomaly Detector for Mixed Numerical and Categorical inputs) desarrollado en el grupo LIDIA (Laboratorio de Investigaci贸n y Desarrollo en Inteligencia Artificial) de la Facultad de Inform谩tica de A Coru帽a. Para el desarrollo del m茅todo de explicaci贸n se emplean los modelos de mezcla de gaussianas y de regresi贸n log铆stica inicialmente planteados sobre entornos mixtos categ贸rico-continuos para entrenar un 谩rbol de decisi贸n que ayude a proporcionar una explicaci贸n pre-hoc sobre el modelo de datos normales, adem谩s de una explicaci贸n post-hoc en base a m煤ltiples estimadores sobre aquellos patrones que ya han sido indicados como anomal铆a por el algoritmo. El objetivo principal por tanto es proporcionar una nueva capa de explicaci贸n que sea de utilidad al supervisor y que subsane uno de los problemas m谩s conocidos sobre los algoritmos en Inteligencia Artificial, que es la falta de justificaci贸n y la opacidad existente en muchos de ellos sobre el proceso interno seguido.[Abstract] This project presents an explanation method for the algorithm ADMNC (Anomaly Detector for Mixed Numerical and Categorical inputs) developed by the LIDIA group (Laboratorio de Investigaci贸n y Desarrollo en Inteligencia Artificial) of the Computer Science Department, Faculty of A Coru帽a. Gaussian mixture models and logistic regression are used for this development under mixed categorical-continuous spaces for training decision trees to achieve a pre-hoc explanation of the normal data model, as well as a post-hoc explanation based on multiple estimators over patterns that had been already indicated as anomalies by the algorithm. The main objective is to provide a new explanation layer over this method that can be useful for a supervisor and can offset one of the most well-known problems of Artificial Intelligence algorithms, that is, the lack of justification and the opacity existing on the internal process followed.Traballo fin de grao (UDC.FIC). Enxe帽ar铆a inform谩tica. Curso 2018/201

    Regression Tree Based Explanation for Anomaly Detection Algorithm

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    [Abstract] This work presents EADMNC (Explainable Anomaly Detection on Mixed Numerical and Categorical spaces), a novel approach to address explanation using an anomaly detection algorithm, ADMNC, which provides accurate detections on mixed numerical and categorical input spaces. Our improved algorithm leverages the formulation of the ADMNC model to offer pre-hoc explainability based on CART (Classification and Regression Trees). The explanation is presented as a segmentation of the input data into homogeneous groups that can be described with a few variables, offering supervisors novel information for justifications. To prove scalability and interpretability, we list experimental results on real-world large datasets focusing on network intrusion detection domain.This research was partially funded by European Union ERDF funds, Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovaci贸n grant number PID2019-109238GB-C22, Xunta de Galicia through the accreditation of Centro Singular de Investigaci贸n 2016-2020, Ref. ED431G/01 and Grupos de Referencia Competitiva, Ref. GRC2014/035Xunta de Galicia; ED431G/01Xunta de Galicia; GRC2014/03
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